Grabbist
About Grabbist Hill and Dunster
Grabbist Hill provides a wonderful range of habitats, right on the doorstep of Dunster. This heather covered "purple headed mountain" provided the inspiration for the hymn "All things bright and beautiful", is the home of one of the most endangered breeding British butterflies, has an Iron Age Hill fort and provides wonderful views of Dunkery and across to Wales. Dunster below has all the features you would expect of an English medieval village. Classroom and field learning resources focus upon:
Flora and Fauna
The Iron Age
Exmoor’s changing landscape
The characteristics of rural settlement
Moorland Management e.g. Swaling
Contact details
Exmoor National Park Authority,
Exmoor House,
Dulverton,
Somerset, TA22 9HL
Tel: 01398 323665
Email: info@exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk
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